Weddings and Moves Highlight Local Social News
Mr and Mrs B C Page move from West Broad street to Monroe apartments on North Main. Mr and Mrs O E Mendenhall attend wedding in Raleigh. Friends church bazaar and turkey dinner planned November 6 with tickets on sale. Cards announced Katherine Kirkpatrick Armstrong to wed John Worth Carson at First Presbyterian Greensboro. Ladies from First Presbyterian attend Synodical meeting in Greensboro. Surprise wedding reported in Greensboro as Lavine Forbes Stockard marries J Norman Coble at 215 South Greene street with brief ceremony and bridal tour planned. Mrs Garland Alderman visits Greensboro. C L Van Noppen also in town.
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Mrs. Page
Mrs. B. C. Page
West Broad Street
Monroe
North Main Street
Friends Bazaar
John Worth Carson
First Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
North Carolina
First Presbyterian Church of
High Point
W. A. Hayes
T. Wingate Andrews
John Abels
Carter Dalton
G. W. Denny
K. C. Denny
Lamar McCallum
E. W. Holton
South Greene Street
Lavine Forbes Stockard
J. Norman Coble
Charles F. Myers
Louise Georghagan
Cummings A. Mebane
Charles H. England
Raleigh
A. S
McDaniel
Washington, D. C
Mary Coble
Rock Hill
S. C
Mary Alice Robertson
Nannie Tate
Waynesville
Fadean Pleasants
Durham
Hilda McCurdy
Spencer
W. R. Taylor
North Carolina College
John Kirkpatrick
Playlikers
Robertson
Wilson
Tate
College of Liberal Arts
Paxton
Pleasants
Violet Green
Miss McCurdy
Mildred November
Nellie Irvin
Ida May Harper
Mildred Little
Hawkins
Wilhelmina Weiland
Babe
Fred Morrison
McIver
Do You Know Why Some Folks Don’t Prosper
Stephens urges tithing and sacrificial giving as essential to spiritual prosperity. He denounces ear-tickling sermons and warns that many in town are near the kingdom yet stalled by indecision and hidden excuses. He calls for a city wide effort to save souls and make it a soul saving station.
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Kingdom of God
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings
Mrs. W. F. Ellis returned from a two week visit to friends in New York. Mrs. J. J. Farriss and Mrs. Far rell Gray will attend a barbecue this afternoon in Greensboro hosted by Mrs. Kemp Boren. S. B. Johnson of Miami, Florida visits his mother Mrs. B. C. Wood and sister Mrs. G. C. Kester. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Prince were visitors to Greensboro yesterday.
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J. J. Farriss
Farrell Gray
Kemp Boren
Greensboro
S. B. Johnson
Miami, Fla
B. C. Wood
G. C. Kester
P Gceian
Mrs. C. C. Prince
Dangerous Innocence to Open at American Theatre
Universal-Jewel presents Dangerous Innocence starring Laura La Plante and Eugene O’Brien with Hedda Hopper Milla Davenport Martha Mattox and Jean Hersholt among a strong supporting cast. The play adapts Pamela Wynne’s Ann’s An Idiot under Willian A. Seiter’s direction.
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Universal-Jewel
American Theatre
Pretty
Laura la Plante
Eugene O’brien
Coars
Miss la Plante
Mr. O’brien
Hedda Hopper
Milla Davenport
Martha Mattox
No Preaching At the Friends On Sunday
Reverend Tom A. Sykes announced there will be no morning or evening service at the Friends church on Sunday. Bible school and the Brotherkid will meet at 9 45 o'clock, the only services due to meetings at the tabernacle.
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Tom A. Sykes
Friends Church
Bible School
Brotherkid
Tabernacle
Singing Class 1510 Concert at American Tonight
The Oxford orphanage singing class will perform at the American theater tonight at 8. Proceeds go to support the Oxford institution. The group arrived today and is being hosted by local Masons.
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American Tonight
Oxford
American Theater
City
H. C. Massey
Numa F. Reidlodge
Massey
High Point
Prayer Meeting At Mechanicsville Church
A prayer meeting will be conducted at the Mechanicsville Baptist church Saturday night at 7 30. Not only church members, but others are invited to attend.
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Mechicsville Baptist Church
ZOWIE at Broadhurst Tomorrow Sparks Scream Review
A lively notice promotes ZOWIE showing tomorrow at Broadhurst. The ad highlights the film as a scream and draws in both boys and girls to the screening.
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Zowie
Broadhurst
Greeks suffer casualties in Demirkaou post battle
An Athens dispatch reports four Greeks killed and eight wounded in yesterday's fighting that ended with Greeks retaking post 69 at Demirkaou. One wounded was a captain.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Athens
Demirkaou
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